Jisho

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      うちは、父親が全国に支社を持つ会社に勤め、いわゆる「
    • てんきんぞく転勤族
      • 」だったので、子どもの頃から転校はしょっちゅうだった。
    • おとな大人
      • になった今も、私には
    • こきょう故郷
      • と呼べるようなところはない。
    My father worked for a company that had branches all over the country, so we were what is called a “transfer family,” and I was often transferred from one school to another throughout my childhood. Even now, as an adult, I have no place that I can call my hometown. — Jreibun

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